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18 hours ago, jayboy said:

 

A sentiment quite often expressed during the Covid epidemic, (often accompanied by praise for the drug Ivermectin - now proven to be useless). Many of those propagating this nonsense  - relying on immune system, state of mind etc - did not live to tell the tale because Covid killed them.

 

All the evidence fortunately suggests the latest strains are less dangerous - but caution should be advised.

Such sillyness. 

From Med Park Hospital. Worth reading, for those who insist the body has no inherent ability to fight off a virus, flu, or bacterial infection. Immune system nutrient boosting to fight against Covid-19. 

 

Our immune system plays a vital role in helping us defend against the novel coronavirus during the current COVID-19 pandemic. However, people may experience nutrient deficiencies or become weakened due to adverse environmental factors such as improper diets, chemicals laden foods, increased bodily free radicals, stress, sleep deprivation, etc. Such factors can debilitate our immune system, worsen our health, and adversely affect our well-being.

 

What happens when our immune system is weak? 

A weak immune system cannot effectively defend against viruses, bacteria, and free radicals. Hence, if you experience sickness, fatigue, or tiredness, these may be manifestations of a weakened immune system, which can easily lead to infection susceptibility and severe health issues.

Typically, white blood cells, antibodies, lymph nodes, and internal organs contribute to our body’s immunity. Therefore, an immunocompromised person will have a high risk of infection, pneumonia, and low immunity due to a weak immune system.

 

https://www.medparkhospital.com/en-US/lifestyles/immune-system-nutrient-boosting-to-fight-against-covid-19

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There's now top level research in Australia into delayed insidious more serious side effects after catching Covid, suggesting DONT get Covid even once let alone repeats.      Typical old age challenges is the nature of their concerns. Their research involves very high powered MRI.  More news to come.

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20 minutes ago, Stevey said:

still it’s silence about the ‘above average death ‘ still being massive in now in 2023.  

 

Andrew Bridgen  brought it up in UK parliament recently   +  very recent New Zealand health service data on excess deaths from "whistle blower" Barry Young.

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On 12/8/2023 at 1:22 PM, ezzra said:

I got 3 jabs and in Australia, so no chance they were just rubbish and still got it, what i'm saying is that for some people in some places are still needed...

 

 

Your post reminded me of the memes going around on my side of the fence during the time.  The Covidians stripped us of our most basic rights, but they gave us some great memes. 

 

Remember this one? 

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32 minutes ago, johng said:

 

Andrew Bridgen  brought it up in UK parliament recently   +  very recent New Zealand health service data on excess deaths from "whistle blower" Barry Young.


 

And both the debates he held were attended by only a few MPs. The rest of the MPs that were elected to represent their constituents stayed away by order of the goverment whips. 
 

Absolutely disgraceful behaviour by MPs who we elected to go to parliament and speak and listen on our behalf of the constituents who put them into the job in the first place. The MPs who did not attend were looking out for their own interests so as not to rock any boat that might hinder any future  prospects in the future. Cowards.  

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Aussie cops are licking their chops at the prospect of being able to bash maskless grannies out for a stroll in the park.  The cops' families must be very proud. 

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19 hours ago, TallGuyJohninBKK said:

 

And 1,000+ people are dying from COVID every week in the U.S. right now, along with 300+ more per week in the U.K., with little mask wearing occurring there despite pleas from the public health authorities.

 

Is that what you're trying to argue should be the examples to be followed?

 

https://coronavirus.data.gov.uk/details/deaths?areaType=overview&areaName=United Kingdom

 

https://aseannow.com/topic/1313819-spike-in-covid-cases-as-1000-americans-die-every-week/

 

 

 


No mid to late 40’s engineers are dying from Covid or the effects of contracting Covid on the life threatening condition they already have. 
 

I remember at the height of the propaganda when most people had masked profile pics displayed an idiot in a Thai travel FB group I subscribe to decide to blast me for my push back through the whole thing. He said “ I’ve watched you from afar with your heartless comments making light of this terrible dangerous disease. My Mother has just died of Covid “. This guy had a profile that showed him to be well over 60 and by the shape of him he was luck to be still alive. So his mother who surely would have been late seventies had no rights to be still alive anyway. 

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20 minutes ago, spidermike007 said:

Toxicity in the body is an invitation to all of those culprits. In my opinion, a lack of a booster shot or a mask is very minor in comparison. 

 

Nobody would suggest it is not sensible to keep the immune system in the best possible shape.It is however absurd to argue that Big Pharma conspired to minimise the dangers of obesity and unfitness .That's exactly the kind of conspiracy theory that was prevalent among some during the pandemic, many of whom put their deluded ideas (no vaccinations, no mask, reliance on natural immunity, lots of junk drugs like ivermectin) to the test and are now very physically diminished or dead.

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8 hours ago, hotchilli said:

Did notice a week or so ago all the staff in my local 7-11's have started to wear masks again.

 

Yes, seen that as well in the AIS shop and also with airport/airline staff, so it is safe to assume that employees with high interaction with the public are either following their employer's advice or just doing the mask thing anyway.

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2 hours ago, spidermike007 said:

It is a well-known scientific and medical fact that a strong immune system can ward off any type of virus, much less covid. How am I denying covid by defying the official narrative, and discussing my immune system, diet and general health?

 

I realize that these topics are not permissible in the mainstream media but here? Are you really trying to censor me? Do you work for Big Pharma? 

 

It's well known that a healthy immune system can help fight against microbial disease.  

 

Saying it can fight off all viruses is contrary to known science. Our immune systems often have little immunity against new viruses that just crossed from nature (or lab) because we have never been exposed to them. That's how the adaptive immune system works. 

 

Little kids spend their time learning new diseases or now days getting lots of vaccines.

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Renowned respiratory specialist

Dropped a bombshell

Sounding the alarm

Escalating covid crisis

Staggering 545 cases (lol)

Unsettling statistics

Chilling report

Ominous rise

Paints a gloomy picture

Grim tapestry of afflictions

The voice of reason amid the storm

Relentless ascent of coronavirus

Surpassing the notorious flu

Gripping statement

 

Excerpts from his book, "Where There Is No Crisis, Create One".... No wait, what? All that poppycock was in just three paragraphs?!?

 

Sounds like a certain doctor has his PR dept and assorted minions working overtime.

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Is Hanuman on par with Buddha? Clearly not. But there's enough national symbolism whereby putting a ridiculous mask on him is disrespectful and a disgrace IMHO. No doubt the same idiotic thinking would put one on Buddha if they could get away with it.

 

Similar to the dolts at the New York, New York hotel/casino in Las Vegas, putting one on the Statue of Liberty, essentially stifling -- if not suffocating -- the symbol of freedom and free speech.

 

Brainlessness is worldwide.

 

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On 12/8/2023 at 8:30 AM, TallGuyJohninBKK said:

 

Hey, it's just 300+ UK COVID deaths per week right now:

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https://coronavirus.data.gov.uk/details/deaths?areaType=overview&areaName=United Kingdom

 

 

"On the death certificate" is the key phrase here. What was the average age of the people involved and what other conditions did they have? Saying "Hey, it's just 300+ UK Covid deaths per week" suggests they were directly due to that. Which isn't the case at all. 

 

As someone who primarily been living back in the UK over the past 2 years, aside from a 6 month period in Thailand last year, I can say that no-one gives 2 hoots about C19, public or media, save for the current public enquiry going on which will only benefit the lawyers involved.

 

Masks are pretty much non-existent. People I hear from are talking more about how the lockdown has left future debt of over £400 billion due to the loss of economic activity, furlough schemes and C19 loans being abused - all of which will be paid back by future generations. Meanwhile, the delays in treatment for serious illnesses or missed diagnoses have probably killed a lot of people too - perhaps you can find a stat for that? The lockdowns also missed up kids' education and had adverse social effects on those without close immediate family networks, amongst other things.

 

Interestingly, one of the most vocal critics of lockdown policies I know works as an NHS nurse, though it couldn't be voiced in public as they'd be shut down/sacked. At their hospital, significant hospital resources were set aside for C19 and were hardly getting used, overflowing beds never happened. Neil Ferguson and his 500k a week scaremongering using a carp computer model riddled with rubbish code has a lot to answer for.

 

Meanwhile, lockdown critics - scientific (e.g. Great Barrington signatories) or otherwise - were ruthlessly shut down by the media - they got no air time whatsoever and were treated as quacks.

 

"Won't Get Fooled Again".... 

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Co-what

So what

Cranking up that tired, old "Covidiocy" scare-mongering campaign🚂 again, it seems. That train has left the station. 🥱 💤

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On 12/8/2023 at 11:36 PM, Stargeezr said:

When I feel unwell and have to go out into the public areas to get supplies, I wear a mask, as I do not want 

to spread what ever I have to others.

Anti maskers like Bill S, seem to forget that I do not want to catch whatever disease he may have as well.

That is My Opinion.

Absolutely. Masks help prevent you from spreading whatever you may have to other people. That is why staff in operating theatres wear them.

 

Hand washing, sanitizer and good hygiene practices are what help prevent you from catching it.

Posted
19 hours ago, AddyA said:

 

Negative Health Effects of Wearing Masks According to Research, 2021

Is a Mask That Covers the Mouth and Nose Free from Undesirable Side Effects in Everyday Use and Free of Potential Hazards?

By Kai Kisielinski, Paul Giboni, Andreas Presche, Bernd Klosterhalfen, David Graessel, Stefan Funken, Oliver Kempski and Oliver Hirsch.

 

Here's a summary from the said paper, but feel free to read it in its entirety: https://www.mdpi.com/1660-4601/18/8/4344

 

This study analyzes 65 scientific papers on the negative health effects of wearing masks. 44 of these papers demonstrate statistically significant negative effects, including, but not limited to the following:

 

PHYSICAL:

  • Elevated blood carbon dioxide (CO2): This can lead to headaches, respiratory irritation, increased blood pressure, and heart rate.
  • Decreased blood oxygen saturation (SpO2): This can cause fatigue, confusion, and impaired thinking.
  • Increased heart rate
  • Increased respiratory rate
  • Skin temperature rise under the mask
  • Difficulty breathing
  • Dizziness
  • Listlessness
  • Impaired thinking
  • Concentration problems

PSYCHOLOGICAL:

  • Confusion
  • Decreased thinking ability
  • Disorientation
  • Impaired cognitive abilities
  • Decreased psychomotoric abilities

OTHER:

  • Interference with temperature regulation
  • Impaired field of vision
  • Impaired non-verbal and verbal communication

These negative effects are observed with all types of masks, including surgical, N95, and community masks. The study concludes that wearing masks can have long-term health consequences, even if the effects are not immediately noticeable.

 

Key Points:

  • 44 out of 65 studies found statistically significant negative effects of wearing masks.
  • Negative effects include increased CO2, decreased SpO2, increased heart rate, respiratory rate, and skin temperature, as well as fatigue, confusion, and impaired thinking.
  • Masks can negatively impact cognitive abilities, temperature regulation, vision, and communication.
  • Long-term health consequences of mask-wearing are possible

There will still be some that refute the findings in this study, but umm... well...., y' know!
 

Well, don't wear one, Blossom!

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On 12/8/2023 at 6:13 PM, TallGuyJohninBKK said:

 

Masks only have the potential to work when people actually wear them...

 

It's kind of a somewhat futile exercise to require kids to wear masks in school (if they really were required to wear them) and then have them go maskless after school and while out socializing and at home where family members may have been outside and around others all day without masks.

 

So the entire world  should mask up 24/7?

 

You are away with the fairies...

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1 hour ago, Ricardo said:

I'll definitely be masking-up for my Christmas-flights back to London, en-route to care for my 93-year-old mother, who has every right to live her full-life despite what some anonymous ignorant plonker on AN might say !  They too will reach that age someday, if they're lucky !  

 

If you are that worried, why put her at risk at all and get on a flight with all those people?

 

Maybe you should quarantine for a couple of weeks before you meet her again.

 

Hope you have a very merry Christmas!

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